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About Nathalie Combes
Nathalie Combes was introduced to Wùo Taï in 2007. Together with her husband, the French osteopath Roland Combes, who created the practice, she founded the European Wùo Taï Federation and the Wùo Taï school in Grignon in Savoie, France, where she teaches and co-leads the official two-year Wùo Taï training. The school's website describes how the couple, combining their skills, shaped Wùo Taï into a contemporary practice based on 64 main gestures that bring together philosophy, anatomy, embryology and physiology. Wùo Taï is described as an osteopathic dance practised in pairs on the floor, with elliptical movements, fascia work and joint mobilisation. Her stated aim is to open Wùo Taï to other continents and to establish new training locations. According to the organisers of the Touch gathering in Spain, she has organised and taught Wùo Taï around the world for more than 20 years. She teaches with Roland Combes at the school in France, in Berlin and at gatherings in Andalusia.